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Un tumor cerebral obligó a una mujer a apuñalarse porque oía a Dios pedírselo

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Las alteraciones cerebrales pueden originar experiencias religiosas de lo más vívidas, como demuestra un nuevo caso sucedido en Suiza. 

Un tumor celestial

Según se expone en el informe del caso, publicado recientemente en Frontiers of Psychology, la mujer aseguró que se había herido como respuesta a la petición de dos voces celestiales con las que hablaba de forma regular.

Siempre había sido una mujer bastante religiosa, pero su devoción había aumentado notablemente en los últimos diez años, cuando comenzaron las conversaciones con esas dos voces en el año 2012.

Además, durante ese periodo de tiempo había experimentado cambios bruscos en el ámbito religioso, llegando a unirse a las filas de los testigos de Jehová, para abandonarlos poco después por una disminución repentina de su devoción hacia ellos.

Algo había pasado en su cerebro durante todo ese tiempo, por lo que se procedió a realizarle una resonancia magnética en la que se podía observar un tumor que afectaba al tálamo y el putamen posterior, la cápsula interna dorsal y el globo pálido externo izquierdo. Todas estas áreas se asocian al control de la audición, la regulación emocional y, por supuesto, la espiritualidad, por lo que quedaban claras las razones de sus últimas vivencias.

Por suerte, el tumor llevaba tiempo sin crecer y no fue necesario intervenir quirúrgicamente, por lo que sólo se trataron su consecuencias a través de anti psicóticos, con muy buenos resultados.

El de esta mujer no es el primer caso en el que una alteración en el cerebro provoca experiencias religiosas. Por ejemplo, este mismo año se dio un caso en España de una mujer murciana que podía hablar con la Virgen María a causa de un tumor mucho más peligroso que el de la suiza. Pero no sólo es cosa de tumores, ya que también se han dado casos de epilépticos que aseguraban ver a Dios durante sus ataques e incluso se piensa que la mismísima Juana de Arco podría tener algún tipo de trastorno.

https://www.elespanol.com/ciencia/salud/20171206/267473927_0.html

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